User talk:Friedrich.hust - Revision history

Friedrich.hust: little bit more readable

2011-10-17T00:39:30Z

little bit more readable

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Nikolayhg at 14:08, 30 September 2011

2011-09-30T14:08:40Z

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Nikolayhg at 13:10, 30 September 2011

2011-09-30T13:10:50Z

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Friedrich.hust: hope that this is all

2011-09-16T21:08:43Z

hope that this is all

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	18)'''Which license is used?'''		20)'''Which license is used?'''

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Friedrich.hust: Somewhere something got lost

2011-09-16T21:02:55Z

Somewhere something got lost

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 '''Where do you find possible suppliers for the realization of your project?'''

Friedrich.hust: Half time

2011-09-16T20:55:33Z

Half time

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1)
'''What was the initial starting point for the project / company?'''

'''Who was the initiator?'''

'''Who are the main founder of the project?'''

Marcin Jakubowski:
Open Source Ecology (OSE) was started to contribute to a global commons of open source information — with a particular focus on the tools of production.
I started OSE in my last year of my PhD program, as a response informed by what I perceived to be a general societal lack of true collaboration and openness, which I saw even in academia.
I noticed that even academia was turning into branches of proprietary corporate research and development, as opposed to the original mission of culturing open knowledge toward the benefit of everybody.

2)
'''When was it started?'''

'''Where is it mainly located?'''

In the Kansas City area, Missouri – where the experiment began in 2006.
GPS: 39.863124,-94.376017

3)
'''What is the objective of the project?'''

'''What are the realised results in autumn 2011?'''

Objective:
Our vision is a world where every community has access to an open source Fab Lab which can produce all the things that one currently finds at a Walmart cost-effectively, quickly, on-demand from local resources.
We envision these Labs being self-replicating and multiplying like rabbits. This would be a giant leap for distributive economics â€“ where resource constraints no longer apply.
People would then have a chance to shift a significant portion of their energy to interests beyond mere survival.
The end state is super-skilled workers, free of control from remote power centers, as people in communities regain their power to thrive without strings attached to their happiness.
The scope of production should include everything from food to fuels and energy to semiconductors and metals.

4)
'''What is the nature of the project (non-profit / for-profit)?'''

'''How is the project funded at this moment?'''

Funding:
-True fans (crowd funding)

5)
'''What is the main difference between your project and others?'''

'''What makes your project special more successful than other projects?'''

6)
'''How are you going to distribute your concept?'''

* Word of mouth
* Internet
* ...

7)
'''Do you take statistics of your contributors?'''

'''How many people contribute to the project?'''

'''Where are the contributors from?'''

'''What are their level of education?'''

Contributor:
Hundreds worldwide, 2 on-site (14.April 2011) \cite{website:OSEFINANCIAL}

Currently 420 True fans

Coreteam: 7

8)
'''What is the benefit to the community and the single contributor?'''

9)
'''What does the community contribute? (design / prototyping / ... )'''

'''Of what kind are the innovative contributions (product- / process- / business model-innovations)?'''

10)'''How are contributions evaluated?'''

'''How do you decide which technology / development should become part of the project?'''

'''How are innovative contributions favored in the evaluation process?'''

'''Is your community a source of innovative concepts? '''

11)
'''How do you decide on which components to make or buy?'''

'''Up to which granularity / complexity are you going to produce parts by yourself?'''

'''Where do you find possible suppliers for the realization of your project?'''